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Love this tripod. It's a bit heavier than the Gitzo Traveler, but still light enough to carry around on an extended shoot. It's also taller than the Traveler. The added length is useful when you're on the side of a hill. You can place one leg down the hill without having to lower the height of your camera. If you need to get the camera up high, you can without raising the center post and placing your equipment in an unstable position. The center post can be removed with a simple twist of the wrist enabling you to lower the camera to just inches above the ground. If you're looking for the best tripod on the market, this is it. Well worth the price.

From my testing, there's no color shift at all with this variable ND. That is worth a fortune in post!!!! Get in now.

Get it, use it, be happy. Don't and... well... spend more time in post than you need. Maybe even post lens wish I'd thought of it...

Get it out of the box, plug it in....follow the prompts. A 5-year-old could do it!

Get that soft box back up! It's easy to break a rod, and this will get you back and working again.

Picked up the 11-24 at the Post Office; took few shots of the steering wheel; and drove right into the Talkeetna mountains. Having used fisheyes for year I thought I would know what to do with an 11mm rectilinear...but this lens is different. My instant favorite lens for off-trail Alaska landscapes. Image quality and sharpness are excellent. Distortion is very low. Makes incredible panoramas that don't look stretched out. Heavy...but it's also a 20, 17, 14,13 and 12mm! Once in my hands weight doesn't matter! Use the 11mm most but love the zoom!

I was able to take the lens out of the box up to the badlands in South Dakota. Having recently switched from full frame with large older non-stabilized lenses to the XT1 and now the XT2 I was amazed at the sharpness I can achieve hand held at 400 mm at 1/40th. Would have gotten nothing useable in the past. So from the cracks and crevices of Mt. Rushmore to every hair on the bison in the fields I am truly impressed.

Post Office took their time, but arrived packaged perfectly and I cannot be happier as fits my Canon SX 70

While the US Post Office took an extra week and an half to deliver this, the item arrived and it works very well. Easy to set up and works as advertised. It's light weight means you should handle carefully, I imagine. Also, since the transmitter has no power switch (it only powers when pressing the trigger) you should do what I do and remove the batteries when it's in the bag to prevent running them down. In all, definitely worth the price.

I ordered the official mount kit for my Epson 5030 projector. It only came with a 6 extension. I rated this product 5 stars because it does exactly what it promises to do. It extends my Chief RPA mount down another foot, placing the projector exactly where I want it.While I could accomplish the same thing with a $$1.5 diameter steel gas pipe from Home Depot (yes I was actually using that). I would still need to paint the pipe white to match everything else.The Chief pipe is also aluminum, not steel, so its less weight/strain on the actual mount thats bolted to the floor joists above in the ceiling. Finally the Chief pipe has a square cut out, that can be used to hide the power/HDMI cables in. Make the installation look much neater & professional. For $23 this is pretty much a no brainer. Be advised B&H photo free super saving shipping means it will ship FedEx out of Edison, NJ to a local post office. From there the post office will deliver to you. I ordered on a Friday, received on a Thursday. So expect at least a week for arrival. If you need this item faster, use UPS ground or air. UPS ground ships from NJ/NY to VA/MD/DC in one day and was only $$more. Since I was in a rush, I should have chose that option.